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Communism was never really tried in Any country. Russia was called "Communist" but it was actually Socialist. In order for Communism to work, it must be chosen by the people who will use it. Because Communism relies on co-operation in order to work, any time people in power get greedy, it will fail. Also, it can not be put on people from outside. Communism presupposes complete equality among all the people. You go to work, do your job, and take what you need. There is no money involved, and nobody gives anybody a job. People who have good ideas are supported in putting them to work, and every one does what he or she wants to. The thesis is, without money to skew things, people will naturally do what they are happiest doing. There would be no doctors who Really want to be musicians, no natural leaders who are stuck forever at the bottom because the boss's child takes over. People will be happy in their work and, since everyone simply takes what he or she wants, there would be no status symbols. Nobody would drive a Jag when what they Really need is a van. It would result in happy people doing what they love, and sharing equally in the wealth they create. Of course, the lack of status symbols bothers people who like the idea that they can get to the top. Having More than everybody else is important to some people, and they are the ones who screw it up. Russia started out with grand ideas of equality, but the greedy ones among them quickly took all the power and wealth. That's the problem.

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